🚀 go-pugleaf

I have tried hooking a Tandon TM-100 to my ST with some success, although
I haven't played with it much lately.  Here's a brief synopsis of what I did:

1.	Trash the 300 ohm terminator and replace it with a 1K ohm part.
	The 300 ohm pull up is too much for the low current driver in
	the ST.  Also look out for soldered-in 300 ohm resistors on the
	drive logic; take your handy VOM or DVM and check between the +5v
	pin on the power connector and the even pins on the edge connector
	on the drive.
	
2.	Make sure you have the drive jumpered as a drive 0.  The ST
	daisy-chains the select lines so every drive in line needs to
	be "drive 0".

This was 90% of my troubles.  The other 10% were evenly divided between not
having a proper format utility, and not having the correct info to slow
the seek rate.  I got around the former problem by formatting on a handy
PC/AT, and the latter by ignoring it (for the purposes of experimenting;
I don't run the Tandon much at all).  Both missing pieces are in the
public domain, to the best of my knowledge.  There are PD format utilities,
and not too long ago I saw someone discussing the correct memory locations
to change to slow down the seek rate.

Hope all this helps.  Good luck!

		-- Farrell